Library is my Profession: A History of the People's Library of Occupy Wall Street
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Library is my Profession: A History of the People's Library of Occupy Wall Street
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- 2014-04-16
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- occupy, occupy wall street, librarian, people's library, activism, anarchism
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As we’ve mentioned several times (sorry [not really]), your dear co-captains wrote a chapter in the recently-released book Informed agitation : library and information skills in social movements and beyond, edited by Melissa Morrone. This having been an enterprise with its politics in the right place, we retain the rights to what we wrote. Which makes you all a lucky bunch of pirates! Below you will find the text of our chapter, in full. Some of the other authors have also made their chapters available, and you can find links to them at the above linked website. Since it’s been over a year since we wrote the thing, we might also write some reflections on the developments of our perspectives since then.
People’s Library - Occupy Wall Street 2011. Photo by David Shankbone. CC BY 2.0
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